Written by: Skottie Young Art by: Humberto Ramos Colors by: Edgar Delgado Letters by: VC’s Clayton Cowles Release Date: 11/11/20 Price: $3.99 This title is mildly frustrating for the soul fact that we have a group of quirky amazing individuals who are suppose to be attending a magical academy to learn about all things magic, and all of that is in between the panels. The … Continue reading Strange Academy #5 Review
Written by: Christopher Cantwell Art by: Cafu Colors by: Frank D’Armata Letters by: VC’s Joe Caramagna Release Date: 11/11/20 Price: $3.99 Christopher Cantwell’s approach at Tony Stark’s God complex confuses me as a reader of Marvel, and I’m unsure at this point if it’s truly the fault of Cantwell or the idiotic concept of who Tony believes himself to be. Tony sees himself as a … Continue reading Iron Man #3 Review
Writer: Saladin AhmedArt: Marcelo Ferreira, Wayne Faucher, and David CurielPrice: $3.99Release Date: November 4th, 2020 Feels like this Ultimatum storyline has been going on for a very long time! My excitement for this character has been a roller coaster of emotions. But finally, things are getting spicy as we saw in the last issue, Miles finally meets Ultimatum. With the last issue we see quite … Continue reading Miles Morales: Spider-Man #20 Review
The Seas will part and passage though will be guaranteed by the all mighty Ove. Continue reading Captain Marvel #23 REVIEW
Written by Christopher Priest Art by Georges Jeanty & Karl Story Colors by Matt Milla Letters by VC’s Joe Sabino Release Date: 11/4/20 Price $3.99 Christopher Priest attempts to create a “D-bag” persona within John Walker the US Agent, and in turn creates an incoherent and racist story that is full of nonsense. From the stereotypical dumb “hillbilles” to the sound of Walker’s shield, this … Continue reading John Walker U.S.Agent #1 Review
How good is a Spider-Man book without Spider-Man? Find out in my review. Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man #51.LR Review
In space, no one can here Knull come. Knull is coming. Did you know that? He’s coming…Knull…if you haven’t heard.
Review inside. Continue reading Web of Venom: Empyre’s End Review
Writer: Derek Landy Artist: Federico Vicentini Colorist: Matt Milla Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna Release Date: 10/21/2020 Price: $3.99 With an odd three weeks between releases, it’s very clear that issue three should have been the last for this series. Derek Landy’s horrible dialogue and inability to give character development in four issues ruined the potential for a great success before Falcon and the Winter Soldier … Continue reading Falcon & Winter Soldier #4 Review
Writer: Dan Slott Artist(s): R.B. Silva, Paco Medina, & Will Robson Colorist(s): Jesus Aburtov, Marcio Menyz Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna Release Date: 10/21/2020 Price: $5.99 ***SPOILERS*** (THIS ISSUE IS WAY TOO BIG TO AVOID TALKING ABOUT BIGGER PLOT POINTS) Dan Slott, when given the page count, can shine through and through. Was there a McGuffin in this story? Yes, but everything else that surrounded that … Continue reading Fantastic Four #25 Review
Writer: Christopher Cantwell Artist: Cafu Colorist: Frank D’Armata Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna Release Date: 10/21/2020 Price: $3.99 I have heard nothing but great things about Christopher Cantwell. I just can’t wrap my head around those comments when he has done nothing for this Iron Man title. It is only two issues in, but nothing has happened other than Tony Stark being injured in a great … Continue reading Iron Man #2 Review
Daredevil #23 Review – Chip Zdarsky continues his Daredevil run with Daredevil #23. Is it any good? Check out our Daredevil #23 Review and find out! Continue reading Daredevil #23 Review
Making the Future Matter Even If This Is…The End. Continue reading Captain Marvel #22 REVIEW
New Mutants #13 review – Doug Ramsey wielding a sword as one of the chosen 10 is a joke, right? Or not?? Can Magik whip him into fighting shape in time, or would Doug make a better contribution as “Cypher”? Let’s dive into Part 7 of X of Swords, also known as New Mutants #13, and find out! Check out the New Mutants #13 review HERE! Continue reading New Mutants #13 Review
Writer: Saladin Ahmed Art: Carmen Nunez Carnero and Javi Garron Price: $3.99 Release Date: October 7th, 2020 Last issue we got a lot! From C.R.A.D.L.E. to Mile’s parents being attacked by what looks like Ultimatum to even Miles himself getting abducted by Assessor. Makes the reader think, how much is connected and try and think what the writer is even thinking. Usually, with all of … Continue reading Miles Morales: Spider-Man #19 Review
Champions #1 Review – Eve Ewing kicks of her Champions book coming out of the Outlawed story. Is it good? Check out our Champions #1 Review and find out! Continue reading Champions #1 Review
After six issues of Luke searching for a lightsaber, we finally get into something I’ve really been looking forward to. That being, some back story on Commander Zahra, and why exactly she has it out for Leia. Let’s head to a galaxy far, far away, and see what Charles Soule has in store for us this month! Continue reading Star Wars #7 – Review
Writer: Dan Slott Artist: Paco Medina Colorist: Jesus Aburtov Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna Release Date: 9/30/2020 Price: $3.99 Now that Empyre is over we can get back to some great Fantastic Four content, maybe after this issue? Dan Slott has been wanting to tell the story of Iceman being a temporary member of the Fantastic Four in some time. Even teasing it all the way … Continue reading Fantastic Four #24 Review
Falcon & Winter Soldier #3 Review – Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes are back! But did it really need to be? Check out the Falcon & Winter Soldier #3 Review HERE! Continue reading Falcon & Winter Soldier #3 Review
After the inevitable cliffhanger of Blade showing up to kill the undead, will issue two of Zombies Resurrection hold the line, or will it suffer issue two fall off? But really this IS issue three of the series, right?!? Let’s see where Spidey and company are in their pursuit of the Galactus hive! Continue reading Marvel Zombies: Resurrection #2 Review
After the critically acclaimed debut last week of X of Swords, Leigh Williams has the unenviable task of following in the footsteps of the so-called master himself, Jonathan Hickman. And yes, I wrote that with tongue firmly in cheek. So, will we have the anticipated let down, or will Leigh Williams shock us all, and prove she’s worthy of the mantle of ongoing X book scribe?? Let’s find out in this SPOILER-FREE review! Continue reading X-Factor #4 Review
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